Morning Roundup
Delays could impact solar program, cyclists divided on bike tax and Portland Mayor want to shutdown anti-Muslim rally.
Year: 2017
Morning Roundup
SolarWorld to layoff at least 500, PERS board considers lowering expected rate of return and UO tuition hike approved.
Continuing the conversation: Wendy Lane
Wendy Lane, founder of Lane PR, talks about ballet, workplace attire and an abundance of email.
Prineville leaders weigh in on collaboration versus coordination as public lands strategy
Ranchers, environmental groups and civic leaders weigh in on public lands skirmish in Central Oregon.
A Coordinated Attack
How a little-known federal rule is driving a new battle over public lands in Crook County.
Carbon pricing in doubt as business support fractures
The business community is more divided on carbon pricing than ever before.
Morning Roundup
Lone Rock sues Oregon over Elliott Forest sale, new audit finds Medicaid system operating as it should and CBO score spotlights flaws in GOP healthcare bill.
Spinning a yarn
After 50 years in the outdoor garment business, Doug Hoschek changed an industry. Now he wants to change it back.
On the scene: ‘Employer market the one thing that’s working’
As the national health care battle rages, employers implement new wellness and cost-containment measures.
Morning Roundup
Port picks new director, Multnomah County agrees to Wapato sale and Homer Williams returns with new housing plan.